Catatonic-hebephrenic agitation is a state of mental disorder that is characterized by the presence of symptoms of catatonia and hebephrenia. Catatonia is a movement diso ...
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Inosine triphosphate - see Inosine triphosphoric acid. Inosine triphosphoric acid (ITP, IPP) is an organic compound that is an ester of inosine and three phosphoric acid ...
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Marine Hospital: history and significance Marine Hospital is a term that is now outdated, but which has remained in history as a symbol of medical care for sailors and sm ...
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Acanthocephalians are roundworms that are parasites of many animal species, including birds, fish and mammals. They get their name from the presence of shoots called acan ...
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The merozoite is an important stage in the life cycle of the malaria parasite Plasmodium. Malaria remains one of the most common and dangerous infectious diseases in many ...
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Eonism [On the name of Chevalier d'Eon (1728-1810), who used to dress in women's clothing] Eonism is a term derived from Charles Geneviève Louise Auguste André Timothée d ...
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The interosseous nerve of the leg (lat. n. interosseus cruris) is a nerve of the lower limb, extending from the common peroneal nerve. The interosseous nerve of the leg i ...
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Social deprivation: what is it and how to overcome it? Social deprivation is a condition that occurs as a result of the loss of connections with the surrounding social en ...
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Fumigation is a pest control process that uses gases or vapors to kill insects and other pests. This method is widely used to protect clothing, grain, wood, buildings and ...
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